Which sentence is in the past tense?
A. Wolf enters Mrs Puckett’s property.
B. Wolf will enter Mrs Puckett’s property.
C. Wolf entered Mrs Puckett’s property.
D. Wolves enter Mrs Puckett’s property.
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A. has lain
B. have lain
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Neither the earthquake or the subsequent fire was able to destroy the spirit of the populace.
A. Nor the subsequent fire were
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Negative. They ________________ (have) (see) the film.
A. have see
B. has not seen
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